Delhi Fire Service displays specialized firefighting and emergency response equipment at the PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry (@PHDChamber).
Promoting fire safety, modern equipment readiness, and community awareness.
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Hon’ble Lt. Governor (@LtGovDelhi) visits the Delhi Fire Service equipment display stall at PHD Chamber of Commerce & Industry (@PHDChamber).
Hon’ble LG interacted with officers and took a keen interest in the specialized tools used in emergency & rescue operations across Delhi.
📍 PHD House, New Delhi
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#WATCH | Delhi: Praveen Kumar, STO at Delhi Fire Services, says, "We received a call at the fire department control room at 12:50 AM reporting a fire in a godown in Gali No. 10. Initially, we dispatched two water tenders, two water bowsers, and one BFT (Big Fire Tender). Subsequently, our ADO, Paras, and Nitin were also sent to the site. Paras assessed the situation and realized it was a massive godown complex—with another large godown adjacent to it. To prevent the fire from spreading, the incident was upgraded to a 'Category 6' fire. While our team was working here, we received another call regarding a fire in a godown in Gali No. 14 (nearby). ST Giriraj was dispatched there with two water bowsers; he successfully doused that fire and has since returned to this site to continue operations here... It is reported to be a factory dealing with foil and plastic rolls. The material melted while burning, and now that we have carried out cooling operations, it has solidified—becoming hard, much like rigid plastic..."
Delhi: A house collapsed at Tilak Chowk, Malka Ganj, Sabzi Mandi area. A total of four women, one child, and one dog were rescued. The rescued persons include Mansi (45), Anjali (24), Payal (21), Niru (5 months), and Kavita (40, who is physically challenged)
(Source: DFS)
Aesthetic appeal should never come at the cost of fire safety. Modern interiors with wooden panelling, decorative themes, curtains near ACs, and other combustible materials may look attractive, but they can help fire spread rapidly and reduce escape time during emergencies.
#WATCH | Delhi | Divisional Fire Officer Rajinder Atwal says, “The ambient temperature in Delhi is around 45 degrees, which is extremely high. With the onset of summer, the electrical load rises because people run cooling equipment. As the heat intensifies, the duration of usage increases as well… Naturally, if a machine runs continuously, its moving parts will heat up… This applies to everything, from home air conditioners to commercial setups with ovens or large freezers. The underlying issue is often carelessness… While maintaining 24-hour cooling in hospitals is a necessity, we must also prioritise maintenance, such as regular AC servicing and electrical audits. A common scenario is installing an AC using existing wiring that wasn't originally designed for such a load, and then adding even more appliances later, thereby further increasing the electrical strain… In many common residential areas, a critical issue that arises during a fire is that emergency vehicles cannot reach the site because there is no dedicated parking space, forcing residents to park on the street… There have been many instances where fires started due to short circuits in electric meter boards or while charging vehicles on the stilt floor; sometimes, the water pump motors installed there also short-circuit, potentially igniting a fire during the night…”
#WATCH | Delhi Minister Ashish Sood says, "...Delhi Govt will invoke DDMA Act to enforce 2-year-jail on landlords and owners of commercial establishments on violations of orders, action against officers for complicity..."
As moment of privilege and pride for the Delhi Fire Service, the DFS delegation led by Principal Director was deeply honoured to call upon the Hon’ble Vice President of India, Shri C. P. Radhakrishnan, on the occasion of the Fire Service Week-2026.
In continuation of our solemn tradition, the team pinned the commemorative flag upon the Vice President—an emblem of the valor of our frontline heroes. We express our deepest gratitude for his generous contribution to the DFS Benevolent Fund. Such noble gestures ensure that the families of our brave heroes remain protected and cared for, just as they protect our great city.
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It was a great honor to meet the Hon’ble Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court, Justice Devendra Kumar Upadhyaya, on the occasion of Fire Service Week 2026. Upholding our proud tradition, the DFS team, led by the Principal Director, pinned the commemorative flag upon His Lordship.
We extend our deepest gratitude for his generous contribution to the DFS Benevolent Fund, providing support for the families of our selfless firefighters.
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Promoting fire safety from the grassroots!
As a part of awareness campaign during Fire Service Week 2026, Fire Safety Management Academy, Rohini hosted a painting competition on "Safe School, Safe Hospital & Fire Safety Aware Society." Total 29 students from 08 different schools took part in the competition with great passion & excitement and expressed their intent and feelings through their beautiful paintings.
Huge congrats to our winners:
🥇 *Suryansh Mittal* ( Venkteshwar Global School Rohini sec-13) - 1st. Prize
🥈 *Pihu Roy* ( Mount Abu Public School, Rohini Sec-05) 2nd Prize
🥉 *Mahi* ( CM Shri school, Sec -08, Rohini) 3rd Prize
_and consolation prize for rest of the participants_
Chief Fire Officer Sh. S.K Dua graced the occasion as the chief guest for Prize distribution ceremony.
A senior delegation of Delhi Fire Service officials, led by the Pr. Director, had the honor of pinning the commemorative flag on Hon’ble Chief Minister Smt. Rekha Gupta @gupta_rekha today.
The CM contributed generously to the DFS Benevolent Fund, supporting the families of our brave firefighters who have sacrificed in the line of duty
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A major fire has broken out in Fatehpur Beri . Total 8 fire tenders rushed to the site. It is a godown.
Location: Opposite Radha Swami Ashram Gate No. 3, Fatehpur Beri, New Delhi
Fire in majlis park house.3 fire personnel namely suresh pahal, ved prakash and FO Sitaram got more than 50% burn in cylinder blast at Majlis park fire. Refered to safdarganj burn ward. Fire is under control